Choppy Kardashian: Khloe Keeps It Real About Getting Knifed Up "I'm Definitely A Fan Of Plastic Surgery"

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Khloé Kardashian Speaks On Her Love Of Plastic Surgery And How People Misuse It

The folks at Cosmopolitan recently spoke to Khloé Kardashian about her love of plastic surgery and the way people should be embracing it as common practice in 2016…

“There’s this misconception that I’m not into plastic surgery, but I’m into it and I don’t care if you have it,” Khloé Kardashian told Cosmopolitan.com at the launch of the Kybella’s Live Chin Up campaign.

“I think plastic surgery should be viewed almost like makeup, because we’re all putting on a fucking mask basically every day anyway,” Khloé said. “When you dye your hair, you’re changing who you are, and I don’t think there’s anything wrong with that. I think people should get plastic surgery or fillers or lasers or whatever if they want it — that should be your own personal decision. I just don’t like when someone else is like, ‘Man, I only want to date a girl if they have big tits,’ and then a girl’s like, ‘I gotta get double-Ds.’ If you want them, great. If you’re doing that for your man, that’s when it bothers me.”

Khloe did, however, admonish some of her Hollyweird homies for opting for the knife instead of the treadmill and barbells…

“I just have a lot of friends that just go to get liposuction when not once have they tried to go to the gym or tried to change their diet, so they’re literally eating a box of pizza the day before, and then going to get lipo,” she told Cosmopolitan.com. “That I disagree with. But if you’re working out, and you have a trouble area, and it’s still bothering you, then go fix it if you want. I think that’s where people misconstrue when I say I’m not into plastic surgery. I definitely am a fan of plastic surgery, I just think you need to go through the proper channels first.”

Flip the page to find out whether or not Khloé actually got the nose job that we all think she got.

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My neck! My back! My …..

A post shared by Khloé (@khloekardashian) on Mar 3, 2016 at 9:55am PST

When it comes to feeling pressure from social media to get plastic surgery, Khloé also told me that she doesn’t feel any. “I don’t,” she said. “And I appreciate that I didn’t succumb to what everyone has always said in the past, like, ‘You gotta get a nose job, you gotta get a nose job.’ If I felt like I wanted one, I would’ve. And if I want to do something, I’ll totally do it — I don’t care and I’ll be the first one to say, ‘Look what I just did! This is my doctor, let’s do an interview with him and give me the free nose job!”

During our chat, she also set the record straight: No, she hasn’t had a nose job. The reality star actually just had plastic surgeon Terry Dubrow, M.D. on Kocktails With Khloé and said to him, ‘Everyone says I’ve had a nose job because my nose is smaller now and I swear I haven’t. Do you think I have?’ And he was like, ‘No, but when you were bigger, your nose can get wider.’ It’s like when you’re pregnant, your nose spreads because there’s fat pockets in there, I guess. So when I lost weight, my nose did get smaller, and also I now know about contouring. Like when I wash my face, my nose is wider.”

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To her credit, her nose definitely looks much wider in this pic. But then again, we know how the K’s do with the sorcery…

On the last page, Khloé reveals her secret to preventing camel toe while wearing a tight azz jumpsuit…

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My @monicarosestyle knows I have a thing for jumpsuits!!! Tonight's jumpsuit on Kocktails with Khloé is by StyleStalker. 🍾

A post shared by Khloé (@khloekardashian) on Feb 17, 2016 at 5:00pm PST

On a lighter note, I also talked with Khloé about how she conceals her camel toe in a jumpsuit, because who doesn’t want to know how to do that?! “There’s these leggings from Spanx — you can get whatever brand, but those are the ones I like — and they’re like tights, so they go down to your ankle,” she told me. “But they’re not there to hold you in, they really just prevent that from happening.”

Camel toe, no mo’.

How come they didn’t ask her about that a$$ though???